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Diagnosis and Management of Erectile Dysfunction in General Practice - Education |
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These Quality Assurance and Continuing Professional Development (QA&CPD) activities accompany the clinical audit tool released in May 2005 (which is no longer offered). The online education is designed to promote evidence-based best practice. These activities have been developed as stand alone Category 2 Activities, designed to improve GP identification and management of erectile dysfunction (ED) in their practice.
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Erectile Dysfunction in General Practice - Tim: GP Case |
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68-year-old Tim rarely visits your practice. When he recently presented for a lipid check, he also mentioned that he heard at a Lions Club dinner about new treatments for 'impotence'. After a brief discussion, Tim booked a long consultation to deal with the problem of impotence. The case study follows Tim through three consultations. This activity will take approximately 60 minutes to complete
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Erectile Dysfunction in General Practice - Presentation |
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This activity consists of a series of questions and a clinical case, followed by an audio and slide presentation by the highly respected Australian expert in this field, Associate Professor Doug Lording, Medical Director and Endocrinologist, Cabrini Medical Centre, Melbourne. At the end of the presentation you can compare your answers to the clinical case with Associate Professor Douglas Lording’s discussion. This activity will take approximately 90 minutes to complete |
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This project is being coordinated by the Department of General Practice, Monash University. The Department of General Practice acknowledges Eli Lilly Australia Pty Ltd for its financial support and Andrology Australia (The Australian Centre for Excellence in Male Reproductive Health), supported by the Federal Department of Health and Ageing, for its commitment towards this project. |
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